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Legolas doesn't "appear" to run out of arrows simply because during battle he picks up arrows from fallen soldiers or pulls them off of bodies to fill his empty quiver, the case that carries the arrows. Thus, he ends up with variedly sized and weighted arrows during battles.

In the book, Legolas does run out of arrows. It is specifically mentioned at the death of Boromir and again at the Battle of Helm's Deep.

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